Sentence examples for because of their foster from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crescenzo said he and his partner are used to some limits on their privacy already because of their foster daughter, but he knows more changes are in store when they move in with his mother, Patricia Crescenzo.

Because of their foster parent roles, both men had an ongoing relationship with the courts in Harrisburg where they lived at the time.

Vehicular networks have attracted increasing attention from both the academy and industry because of their potential in fostering a wide spectrum of existing applications, such as driving safety, intelligent transport services [1], mobile Internet access, and file sharing [2 4].

Most people are intimidated by fostering because of their fear of getting too attached, the expenses, or because they don't know if the newcomer will get along with their current pet.

In December, the New York State Assembly's subcommittee on foster care said that finding a job was often a major challenge for those leaving foster care because of their age.

He said he believed receiving compensation would not have convinced people he was innocent of murdering his foster daughter "because of their own prejudices".

Last month, the A.C.L.U. filed suit against the state of Michigan for turning away prospective adoptive and foster parents because of their sexual orientation.

Almost immediately, Mrs. Clinton and her White House staff began working with the Department of Health and Human Services on a new, related bill to provide more government help to 18-year-olds who leave foster care because of their age.

On Monday, paradoxically, an elderly black couple went to court to claim that they'd been denied the chance to become foster carers because of their Christian-based views on homosexuality.

There is no current data on the youths' housing after foster care, but previously the city's Department of Homeless Services and the City Council estimated that more than a quarter of youths discharged from foster care because of their age end up homeless almost immediately, according to the complaint, which accuses the city of shirking its responsibilities to those youths.

Nearly half of Americans incorrectly believe that children end up in foster care because of their own juvenile delinquency.